Question

to the victor belong the spoils of the enemy. -senator wil what does the word spoils mean in the quotation above? items of value prisoners of war votes respect

Explanation:

The phrase "spoils of the enemy" typically refers to valuable items taken from the defeated. "Prisoners of war" are people, not "spoils". "Votes" and "respect" do not fit the context of something belonging to the victor from the enemy in a traditional sense related to the word "spoils".

Answer:

items of value